Floating Apps

Floating Apps is an app that allows you to use all kinds of floating apps, whose windows can be moved and adjusted at will on the screen of your Android device. This means you can have several apps open at the same time, allowing you to take notes while watching a video or reading a document, or have several browser tabs open simultaneously.

Configure the app in seconds

To start using Floating Apps you will need to grant the app some permissions. These permissions include: access to the device's storage, which it will need to be able to show images or videos from your gallery; and the ability to display information on top of other apps, which it will need to be able to display floating windows. After this initial step, you can start setting up your floating windows. However, it is important to note that on devices with Android 7.0 or higher, you will need to follow some instructions (which are given within the app itself) to make your programs, such as video games or streaming apps, floating apps.

Dozens of floating apps

Although it is possible to convert any app you have installed into a floating app, Floating Apps comes with more than thirty floating mini-apps ready to be used. Among them you will find useful apps including a notepad, stopwatch, browser, calculator, document viewer, calendar, compass, and more. You can have all these apps open simultaneously, each in its respective window, which of course you can resize and move around as you please.

Add floating websites

One of the most interesting features of Floating Apps is that it allows you to convert any URL into a floating window, which you can keep open independently. This means that, for example, you can create a small browser window with YouTube

or Instagram open, so you can watch and listen to your favorite content while performing any other activity on your Android device.

Download Floating Apps and turn your Android into a multitasking machine, capable of managing a number of apps simultaneously. An app that can greatly improve your productivity. Or, if productivity isn't a priority, at least it will make using several apps at the same time on your Android much easier and more comfortable.